Hey cold case fans, A&E has another true crime podcast that I think you'd really like to hear.

The I Survived podcast is based on the classic true crime TV show.

It's heroing stories about people who have faced death and lived to tell the tale.

This is Episode 1, but we'll be dropping new episodes of I Survived every Saturday right here

in this feed. If you like what you hear, go subscribe to the podcast now, wherever you listen to

podcasts weekly. This episode contains descriptions of sexual assault and violence.

Listener discretion is advised. Also a note about this episode, we interviewed Debbie Overskite,

so the quality isn't as good in some places as it is in others.

There's no reason why I should be talking to you today, and I have been reminded by law enforcement

when I speak for them that Debbie he would have killed you.

Debbie and Nino Poovelisi met in their early 20s. Debbie was just 21 and he was 24.

We met in a nightclub and it was back in 1970 that in the nightclub he went up to my friend Bill Sharp,

and he said, are there any nice girls that I could take home to mom?

And Bill pointed me out and said, Debbie's a really nice girl.

And he came over to me and we talked in our relationship bloomed and we were married in May of 1973.

Debbie and Nino were approaching their 25th wedding anniversary in April of 1998.

Nino was first of all family man and he was a wonderful husband, father, and a very talented

musician. He often referred to his gift of music as a gift from God.

I'm saying that he was about Catholic, he never missed church, loved to cheer his kids on when

the twins became runners in high school. He never missed a sporting event.

They had twins, a boy, Michael, and a girl Melissa, who were both in college.

My kids, let's say Michael went to University of Delaware so his campus was not too far from our home.

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